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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

The "color line" caused considerable
of a rumpus in the Episcopal Diocesan
Convention in Columbia, S. c., this
week. A majority of the Episcopalians
are in deadly opposition to colored men
being admitted into the convention.
They assert that if admitted, in ten or
fifteen years they will govern the body.
This is the white Americans country,
black Americans have NOT the right to
be born here.
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Miss Mamie Meredith, cream cash
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Miss Emma Ammo, peach blossom and
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Among the gentlemen present we're:
S. Higgins, w. j. Smith, Z. A, Washing
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John Davis, j. F. Jeffrey, R. D. Bran
non, FIG. Porter, w. N. Williams, A. J.
Beard. r. Crawford, A. Broadly, A. B.
Tolliver, w. B. Porter, John Banison,
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Morris, J. H. Scott, J, H. Du Bots, VIM.
Henderson, F. J. Napier, E. c. Barbour,
Jasper Taylor, A. D. Green, w. H.
Rogers, R. s. Crawford, A. G.. A. Jack
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w. Lambe, G. J. Terrill, W. Hoyey, II
Gibbs, J. I. Lewis, ]. E. Carroll, J. w.
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Beasley, George Brown, H. G. Drake,
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The music was by Prof. d. G.. McCosh
and was excellent.
The entire affair was well conducted
and highly enjoyed by all present.
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Rev. G.. s. Jacobs was unable to attend
the District Conference this year owing
to illness Of his wife. She was too sick
for him to leave her.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

If we are CITIZENS we must have CIVIL
rights. Wen accept nothing less.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in.

We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
vitation to attend the Sixth Commence
ment exercises Of Tuskegee (Ala.)
Normal School, May 18th, and plead
poverty and the Interstate Commerce
Law as excuses for our inability to be
present.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-26

~ used to think" MIR. Lamar went
on ,fosay. Z. 'bdoFeS Es1w much fighting.
that the slaughter must be frightfhl. ]
could not see how, where so many bull
lets were fyingy thele wasfany chance at
ait for men to escape icing hit. Eut. !
soon wondered how anybody was hit al
all. My men, that day at Williamsburg
shot themselves out of ammunition
twice. q WhenI we went into bivouac at
night went about asking the boys how
they felt. Idmet ono big Mississippian
from my. homo toYnis,adD nee guIoo al
% John, did you all your pow
derl' -.
q NO, he said. I tried hard Ill day,
Colonel, 10 do my best, and / didn't Ere
but. twice. All day g91gi II didn't draw.
bead on Yankee but twice. Ilye got
my ammunition here, and he tapped bis
cartridge box = EMO ?
|" you fred twicea'' said. 9Dia you
hit 'em those tinesi' iii'7'f- 6 illii q
F. y well, Colonel, TO tell the truth. 1
missed one Yank, and I'm in DOUBT
ST6at Illustrates ARP saii tie secrec
tary. "a lot of men march out and
proceed tor create a lot Of accidents.
The side that can procnre the most,acci-
dents for the greatest number Of consec-
utivc hours wins the day.-Meic York
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Jonan,ss RE- SIatne.

l. OF the two,gteat bronze statues IN
Japan the largest is fnearinthe ancient
City of Nara, near the beautiful Lake
/ Biwa, . part of Japan that COMPARE.
, lively few travellers visit. 1t is inside of
a temple 1856 feet high, $50 feet long
and 40 feet wide, and was cast in, the
year 749 after; eight unsuccessful at
~tempts IT he figure. is that, of Ruddha,
LsaHd isseated cross legged, as he Is al
WAYS shown, so that were the figure standl
ing it would be very nearly twice as high.
Seated in this position, with the right
hand up!ifted, the, PALM putYqrd and the
finger tips opsa FnS fthEh4 shonsder,
this quaint bronze Is fifty three feet in
height above its rather low and tunim-
portagt pedestal. The figure has seen,
many Incidents, such as fires and earth
Quikes, and has lost its head on two oc-
chsi0fis from the former cause, the pres
| entaohe being very ugly on account of
the dark color of the bronze, the broad
nostrils and tho swollen look that The
designer has given the cheeks 1t isl
SUPPOSED to be Buddha in attitude of
deep contemplation avert sfhvprite one
for showing him 10. Tho pilates Of
bronze are fIom six to ten inches thick,
and after being soldered together have,
smooth 0T'he face is six
teen feet long nine and one1ha1f feet
wide, and the width; of the shoulders is
twenty, nine feet. There arc $685. ,6urlsl
on the head. and behind it s. Al huge
.woodenshslo heavily gilded and nearly
eighty feet in aieMetcr,E This image
weighs 450 tons, and the records show
that 900 pounds Of gold and nearly 1000
pounds OF mercury wefe, used with the
tin and copper that Make the bronze Of
which it is constructed. PhitadsLphid
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A Change Ererr Ten .Yearr.

1t is well known that the population
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fact which has been brought to light by
the compilers of that really wonderful
work. kelly's Postoifiee Directory, that
the removals in london amount TO one
10 ten annually. Thus the entire popu-
lation Of London changes houses every
ten years. --Loadon Truth p ''''''''
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! am glad 70 many of the Young have tome.
Before the time OF Robert .Rdikes there was
no combined effort for9tke salvation of the
Young. People were allowed tp go on in their
IL they were drought back at all
There has been a. notion in the church that
people must be allowed to Sow their wild
oats and after while they will come back
have noticed tuav UI IUJ OF the people
who SOW wild oats never reap any other
reap the whrlwind. The church has
found out that It is easier to keepa train on
the track than to get Il on tho track when
once il is OF the track. Th9 experienced
reinsman checks the fiery steed at the first
jump, for he knows that If it get under full
swing apd its hoof strike fire and it take the
bit in It's teeth, the momentum is ire
sstible. And SO we rejoice at the coming of
the young. Oh, that Christ to-day would
take all these fIwers Of youth and make
them into. n garland for His Own blessed
brow. In the heaviest snowsiorim that A.
ever saw. ! went TO see dying girl in my
pasish- Her cheek on the piIlow was as
Loved ones stood around, the couch, They
could not give her up. They seemed to be
trying to hold her back 10 this world
Father could not give her u3,, Mother could
not give her up; and one nearer aud dearer
than father or mother was frantic with grief
as he stood there. said: .Fqnnie. how do
you feel today She said: MIR. Talmage,
| feel happy, feel very happy. wish
you would tell all the young folks next
sunday that religion will make them
happy AS lift the room, above the sob
Ding AMI the waiting OF grief was heard-I
leard--tbe calm, clear, re-o nant voice OF that
lying girl, as she said TO me- GOOD night;
we will meet azaip on the other side the
river" On the following sabbath we gath
cred for her burial. and out Of the conserya1
tory we brought white towers and put them
on the cAsket, and 10 all hatcrowded church
tbers was onlyone bright and delighted fare;
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The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02
Gle 1Mon !Gribu,e.

against Era.-.. 1t !t.rr:vir, !tr ,,pi there
upon wa-7 mad. ma jar .:ai. .al If vp!;il.
tet.iS He "::S at t1lir.aulugc. AVID urranIcd /;
famous reid into Alabama The l.c:.t i, in his
varied carer was tn election to congress. i!.
Incs1aicy ~. II" clos. uf the war. Tu"n orc.
'no.'. ino the ,Iny IN whic', he was appointed g
regular Dri-adicr general and sent oh duty t.
Alaska He was recalled and Srnt to command
ct New Orleans. where: l died in 1853. t;cl
Rousseau was II man Of magnificent ph! steal :l,.
IraraE,., the typical ''big E"ntuckian.'
Buell. hastcncd on To Louisville. He wo,,
the race, il Bragg had really meant to 90
there. hut Bragg himself says in his report
that at this time he found himself in "hostil,,
country" with only three days food for hi;
men. lie therefore determined TO defect his
cours" to the right instead Of proceeding still
further into hostile country, TO fix bis head
quarters ut Bardstown and draw supplies
from Lexington.
E,lell and Bragg each clnlned to ln at
tempting to draw tho other into battle.
At all events, however, this purposcless
,ramping through Kentucky had done little
good for the army Of Gen. Buell. Reaching
Louisville, it encainped on the river shore, be.
low tho city.
"And when we got there there were only
six boys OF my regiment who stacked arms
on the s,nd," says u private who tells tho
story Of Bu-lrs cha.: through Kentucky.
The O!hc: l:Mn Of the regiment had drop
ped OIL. ly the way, either fallen through
fatigue or been lost by struggling. The other
regiments were in not much batter condition
than tho one mentioned when they cncallpeti
on the sand below Louisville And afte,
this river was reached thousands more drop
ped out, deserted or "stracyle,l."
The llav tl.;.t The last Of Ell.l!'s army
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02
BATTLE OF PEREYvlLlE.

This had been Eucl'> disposition Of his
forces after h. marched 'i!, If Louisville
O't. |. with lM.Lvo men: Gen. Sill, with
1870 divisions, the Federal left. marched
against K;i.v : ni,i, al Frankfort. Y:. rest
%; III" army novel. ,it,.r..: rnui,, n..,in,.
bragg himself ut li;rl>to;:n
ih"r' "A. nl".ri":',ai ss"rt's nl cavalry and
artillery skir",i hes with the Cnui,>lerat.s
AFTER ''1NlI.r, l4"li;villc, which k.p: Eurli's
army iH''h and gave itras, tim, to withdraw
from A'ard>iown. Eucll reached tiat rlaco
eight hours after HIS enemy hal lett it. Rr.
ports i"''s'e,i i:uni from ,irn tu time indi.
'at'ns the direction Bragg, h:ui taken. Hs
chang@l his linr Ut march accordingly, now
heI,'. no." there, tin at length i, seemed clear
that Bragg was either at trrrvville or Hor-
rodsburg.
Oct. :, buell. csan. within three miles of
lerryvillr. Therc he found the Confeierates
in force. Gllsrt's corps was with tho Fed.
eral commander 1T this time, McCook.s
corps was at this tim. u. tho Ha-rotsburv
road, and Crtteuden's corps was on the
Lebanon road
Crttru,lcn Ia 4 famous non.. IN v,,.,.o,.., ~
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02

~" '';i."r', ,."' F,,icril array in l!an!; a'!
,,I". "hil" kir!,y Smith should attack i'm
. 'front.'.
: ~. ''d"'! l'r' ~ G.>y Tie "iT'rr. hui to
f"!''N Als "!iriA%l INSTRUCTIONS to slowly
r'.'I"t TO Hrya,,tN Me. H::'-s 'urn counter
n1aIn't ti'".'., ., 20 "::"t'h that h' bad given
''Hsnit!'.
During III" last q! ""ns"!',h'. ;Dnl first days
OF oct"'":, i'"''"'s> ;:,'::'" il s:'n Success
fully and rapidly "rr;snnlal,:r tie Spots Of
w"l. cattle, !"1<r|, 81 in~ "'ni mules were
sc,"',i "i:E"": sir, by Confederate dctacl-
nrnts III v"l''ns parts of lii" interior At
Iri!N[or" "a cloth factory vas looted. and
l,""'"' yards q '.:a ferrous ll""tuc;y
nA'fr'n;;t J'n"a were taken. l.! some in
stances trnIc'.rin,o scrip was nii,rri il. BAY
M,:|t l".' F"""tE sytzd.
'1;'"[E '';'t '"Sn"tl u pro !o'l"i:.':! tr TIE
i.";:'"HNl';ii> nH entering, tho interior - tAe,
',;"'", ~ ":nc.' r. h:td >t:I l." i:u. lave the
E"ii'i:,,% Of VIZ; "hrrr"j;h t. ',,r'ys1e them
from tire h"'ill"rn ir'i'"r. /" the I::'tc:' he
%:'', 81! l''l;t' ','.tu'..i ri:
y ';'@'. r. '1:i ~" HtiH3r"' yyr: !.nt!~,. your
i.'ls'ml'.'' sons and hr';trls. "%l ,,..':i with
%ia!:ic MA N@r ""ul! l':','',' l'2'IvAn; 10 you
ms country ''n"' '''' E's';
Ih' "unl'!,%" "Hr 'n! boon ""rllnln
latin; at i.r*i'':~,,," E:.;55 ordered <;!tii-
cle1i' Uua,liHT :r.': i" I"'E ;'t N;y"::t@>ilc,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02

by young Ken
tE"ky recruit :,
and his whole
force in the state
now amounted to
not far from Co.
600 men. Inlr,r-
diatcly on hearing
Of Hucll's 5 ap-
proaci', Hrag
wrote to Toll: 10
come at once 20
Frankfort, by way
Of Bloomfield.
Bragg looked for a
battle w..h Buell..
i'Dl,: VS., to prc~
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02

ron 4 Il cd Louis
vile, Sept. ~, Il
tragic event hap
Ienel ,lmn which
threw the Niioic
city into excite.
ment. l'hi, was til"
fatal shooting of
Gcn. iil;anl .Ncl
son by R",-. Gen.
jeff. &. Davis. nl
lntiiann, uumr-
rel.
Gen. Nelson w"s
born in Maya;i,lr.
kentn'k.v, in l'':.,..,.
r.. 1tlrf